Five teenagers given behaviour agreements over Harpenden parks
Police say five young people have signed Acceptable Behaviour Agreements after drinking and abusive behaviour in Rothamsted Park, Harpenden Common and Oakley Road.
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Police say five young people have signed Acceptable Behaviour Agreements after drinking and abusive behaviour in Rothamsted Park, Harpenden Common and Oakley Road.
Two drivers summonsed to court after enforcement on Redbourn Road and other local routes, and speeding comes off the neighbourhood priority list.
Officers have identified a group of young people behind drinking and drug use in Harpenden's parks and have contacted their parents, alongside extra patrols with the town council.
St Albans council agreed on 10 September to raise the maximum on-the-spot penalty from £1,000, with duty-of-care fines up to £1,000.
A battery put out with household waste in Batford started a fire in a refuse lorry on Common Lane on 21 July; the crew ejected the burning rubbish and firefighters arrived within four minutes.
Speed enforcement on Luton Road, Cravells Road, Lower Luton Road and Station Road has produced three traffic offence reports, with more checks promised at varying times.